One in three health workers suffering āburnoutā amid NHS staffing crisis
...high blood pressure, chest pains and headaches are among the physical signs of stress reported by nurses, porters, 999 call handlers and other NHS staff who completed the survey.
Had a woman in 70s whose vascular stunned by fastest progression ever seen in her carotids. And dozens of stents and pacemakers in 2022-23! Normal year pre jab 1-2 pacemakers annually in primary geriatric care.
"Atherosclerotic lesions which have progressed during this period are unlikely to regress back to the starting condition, at least without strong meds throughout as a prophylactic."
What is the method of regression?
Preventing progression is well and good, but aside from the serapeptide research, I haven't yet been informed of any substance with a verifiably direct mechanism of action for reversing plaque accrual within endothelial strata.
Always ready to update my priors if there's something I've missed.
Thank you so much - I had previously seen Dr. Peter McCulloghās mention of advancement of atherosclerosis in a speech last September to the EU. Your article expounds expertly in the subject which Iām sure is not going to be readily received or examined by the present contingent of cardiologistsā¦ā¦ā¦
Another outstanding list of broad spectrum therapeutics...added verbatim to my notes. TYVM DC.
Suggestions:
Nordihydroguaiaretic acid (NDGA) is a phenolic lignan obtained fromĀ Larrea tridentata, the creosote bush found in Mexico and US deserts, that has been used in traditional medicine for the treatment of numerous diseases such as cancer; and renal, cardiovascular, immunological, and neurological disorders; and even aging...NDGA presents two catechol rings that confer a very potent antioxidant activity by scavenging oxygen free radicals, and this may explain part of its therapeutic action. Additional effects include inhibition of lipoxygenases (LOXs), and activation of signaling pathways that impinge on the transcription factor Nuclear Factor Erythroid 2-related Factor (NRF2).
Plant Polyphenols Structurally Related to Resveratrol: The natural polyphenols which activate sirtuins include the stilbeneĀ piceatannol, the chalcones butein and isoliquiritigenin, and the flavonesĀ fisetinĀ andĀ quercetin.Ā These compounds activated human SIRT1 deacetylase activity 4ā8-folds (under conditions where a 13-fold activation withĀ RVĀ was observed) and extended lifespan inĀ S. cerevisiae. These compounds also activatedĀ sirtuinĀ deacetylase activity inĀ D. melanogasterĀ S2 cells, and presented 25% lifspan extension when flies were fed with 100Ā Ī¼M fisetin, similar to the 29% extension observed with RV.
Wow, another wonderful and detailed breakdown- I just love sitting down and trying to get through it all and then marinating on it. I will post it on my tiny twitter account :)
This language was particularly concerning ā Figure 5. Interaction propensity of lncRNAs involved in pulmonary arterial hypertension, antiviral response, and inflammatory diseasesā, I mean that is a LOT of things to worry about and to add to elevated IgG4, amyloid plaques, myocarditis,and now aortic aneurysms (aka the widow makers)!
A dear friend of mine who is only a little overweight, does half triathlons regularly and just ran half a marathon, suffers from high blood pressure and Iāve been re-reading your earlier article on it to go over his possible routes. He wants to get off of the medicines, he was put on olmesartan medoxomil at 40mg, hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg, and rosuvastatin calcium 5 mg. He also has low iron which I pointed out could mean he has a gluten intolerance (it was the sign of my sonā celiac). I also heard that statins can lead to glucose intolerance which then leads to diabetes and then your medicines get only more complicated! Iām focusing on his diet and trying to get him to start with something simple to follow, like meat (with very little flavoring) and a side of steamed veggies. Little to no sugar and hyper reduced carbs, maybe just baked potatoes on occasion. Breakfast can be eggs, or better yet would be intermittent fasting if he were to take a break from running to focus solely on his high blood pressure.
Also, at the beginning you were mentioning that Sweden might have lower excess mortality due to better health from itās inhabitants, but I noticed that oddly enough, Norway has a very high excess mortality even though it shares many factors with Sweden, climate, diet, health, etc, so now Iām looking again to see if it has to do with Astra Zeneca being used predominantly in the beginning in Sweden (later that was dropped) where I believe Norway waited for Pfizer???
Thank you for the amount of time it took to compile this. As usual, I will need to go through it several more times. I did spot 2 names of those I rank as highly despicable: Baric & Hotez
Gaslighting themselves?
One in three health workers suffering āburnoutā amid NHS staffing crisis
...high blood pressure, chest pains and headaches are among the physical signs of stress reported by nurses, porters, 999 call handlers and other NHS staff who completed the survey.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/health/other/one-in-three-health-workers-suffering-burnout-amid-nhs-staffing-crisis/ar-BB1lgvuJ
Background:
Vaccination as a condition of deployment (VCOD) for healthcare workers: frequently asked questions
https://www.england.nhs.uk/coronavirus/documents/vaccination-as-a-condition-of-deployment-vcod-for-healthcare-workers-frequently-asked-questions/
Agree with your 4 ways spike can penetrate endothelium and leucocytes. Also fenestrated epithelium allows for organ exposure to LNPs, spike etc
Had a woman in 70s whose vascular stunned by fastest progression ever seen in her carotids. And dozens of stents and pacemakers in 2022-23! Normal year pre jab 1-2 pacemakers annually in primary geriatric care.
"Atherosclerotic lesions which have progressed during this period are unlikely to regress back to the starting condition, at least without strong meds throughout as a prophylactic."
What is the method of regression?
Preventing progression is well and good, but aside from the serapeptide research, I haven't yet been informed of any substance with a verifiably direct mechanism of action for reversing plaque accrual within endothelial strata.
Always ready to update my priors if there's something I've missed.
Thank you so much - I had previously seen Dr. Peter McCulloghās mention of advancement of atherosclerosis in a speech last September to the EU. Your article expounds expertly in the subject which Iām sure is not going to be readily received or examined by the present contingent of cardiologistsā¦ā¦ā¦
Your work is greatly appreciated.
Another outstanding list of broad spectrum therapeutics...added verbatim to my notes. TYVM DC.
Suggestions:
Nordihydroguaiaretic acid (NDGA) is a phenolic lignan obtained fromĀ Larrea tridentata, the creosote bush found in Mexico and US deserts, that has been used in traditional medicine for the treatment of numerous diseases such as cancer; and renal, cardiovascular, immunological, and neurological disorders; and even aging...NDGA presents two catechol rings that confer a very potent antioxidant activity by scavenging oxygen free radicals, and this may explain part of its therapeutic action. Additional effects include inhibition of lipoxygenases (LOXs), and activation of signaling pathways that impinge on the transcription factor Nuclear Factor Erythroid 2-related Factor (NRF2).
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32184727/
Plant Polyphenols Structurally Related to Resveratrol: The natural polyphenols which activate sirtuins include the stilbeneĀ piceatannol, the chalcones butein and isoliquiritigenin, and the flavonesĀ fisetinĀ andĀ quercetin.Ā These compounds activated human SIRT1 deacetylase activity 4ā8-folds (under conditions where a 13-fold activation withĀ RVĀ was observed) and extended lifespan inĀ S. cerevisiae. These compounds also activatedĀ sirtuinĀ deacetylase activity inĀ D. melanogasterĀ S2 cells, and presented 25% lifspan extension when flies were fed with 100Ā Ī¼M fisetin, similar to the 29% extension observed with RV.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780128032398000351
One of your best yet. An absolute tour de force.
Wow, another wonderful and detailed breakdown- I just love sitting down and trying to get through it all and then marinating on it. I will post it on my tiny twitter account :)
This language was particularly concerning ā Figure 5. Interaction propensity of lncRNAs involved in pulmonary arterial hypertension, antiviral response, and inflammatory diseasesā, I mean that is a LOT of things to worry about and to add to elevated IgG4, amyloid plaques, myocarditis,and now aortic aneurysms (aka the widow makers)!
A dear friend of mine who is only a little overweight, does half triathlons regularly and just ran half a marathon, suffers from high blood pressure and Iāve been re-reading your earlier article on it to go over his possible routes. He wants to get off of the medicines, he was put on olmesartan medoxomil at 40mg, hydrochlorothiazide 12.5mg, and rosuvastatin calcium 5 mg. He also has low iron which I pointed out could mean he has a gluten intolerance (it was the sign of my sonā celiac). I also heard that statins can lead to glucose intolerance which then leads to diabetes and then your medicines get only more complicated! Iām focusing on his diet and trying to get him to start with something simple to follow, like meat (with very little flavoring) and a side of steamed veggies. Little to no sugar and hyper reduced carbs, maybe just baked potatoes on occasion. Breakfast can be eggs, or better yet would be intermittent fasting if he were to take a break from running to focus solely on his high blood pressure.
Also, at the beginning you were mentioning that Sweden might have lower excess mortality due to better health from itās inhabitants, but I noticed that oddly enough, Norway has a very high excess mortality even though it shares many factors with Sweden, climate, diet, health, etc, so now Iām looking again to see if it has to do with Astra Zeneca being used predominantly in the beginning in Sweden (later that was dropped) where I believe Norway waited for Pfizer???
Thank you for the amount of time it took to compile this. As usual, I will need to go through it several more times. I did spot 2 names of those I rank as highly despicable: Baric & Hotez
Very nice. Good to see Endotoxin mentioned once.
Endotoxin upregulates MYD88 so experiments using contaminated commercial Spike are often compromised.
116 line entries from the US government Comparative Toxicogenomics Database on Endotoxin upregulating MYD88 with its downstream impacts
https://ctdbase.org/detail.go?type=gene&acc=4615&view=ixn&chemAcc=D008070
see also
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/gmo-spike-protein-carries-e-coli
and
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/sars-cov-2-spike-protein-is-not-pro
We know Endotoxin is present in every vile vial of Covid19 Jab